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    DORMITORY COMPUTATIONS (Simula)

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    PROPOSED FEMALE AND MALE DORMITORY

    DESIGN COMPUTATIONS

    A. Wind Load Analysis

    Wind Load Analysis of Female and Male Dormitory (based on NSCP 2015)

    Using Table 207E.4-1, NSCP 2015, Determining MWFRS Wind Loads for Enclosed

    Building

    Occupancy Category:

    Category IV- Standard Occupancy Structures (Table 103-1, NSCP 2015)

    Basic Wind Speed:

    Location: Laguna, V = 250 kilometers per hour (Figure 207A.5-1A, NSCP 2015)

    Exposure Category:

    Exposure B, for buildings with a mean roof height of less than or equal to 9m where

    the ground surface roughness, as defined by Surface Roughness B, prevails in the

    upwind direction for a distance greater than 450 m. (Section 207A.7.3, NSCP 2015)

    Mean roof height = 7.375 m

    Topographic Factor:

    Kzt = 1.0, site conditions and locations do not meet all the conditions specified in the

    Wind Speed-Up over Hills, Ridges and Escarpments (Section 207A.8.2, NSCP 2015)
    Enclosure Classification:

    Building Enclosed (Section 207A.10, NSCP 2015)

    Gust Effect Factor:

    G = 0.85, permitted value of gust effect factor for a rigid building or other structure

    (Section 207A.9.1, NSCP 2015)

    Internal Pressure Coefficient:

    GCpi = ±0.18, for enclosed buildings (Table 207A.11-1, NSCP 2015)

    Velocity Pressure Exposure Coefficient:

    At z= 3m (first floor level): Kz = 0.57

    At z= 6m (second floor level): Kz = 0.62

    At roof mean height z= 7.375m (roof level):

    7.5−6 0.66−0.62
    (Interpolation) = Kz = 0.6566666667
    7.375−6 K z−0.62

    Velocity Pressure:

    qz = 0.613KzKztKdV2 (N/m2); V in m/s (Equation 207B.3-1, NSCP 2015)

    At z= 3m:

    250× 1000 2
    qz = 0.613(0.57) (1.0) (0.85) ( ¿ qz = 1432.284433 N/m2
    3600

    At z= 6m:
    250× 1000 2
    qz = 0.613(0.62) (1.0) (0.85) ( ¿ qz = 1557.923418 N/m2
    3600

    At roof mean height, z= 7.375m:

    250× 1000 2
    qz = 0.613(0.6566666667) (1.0) (0.85) ( ¿ qz = 1650.058674
    3600

    N/m2

    External Pressure Coefficient:

    (Table 207B.4-1, NSCP 2015)

    Wall Pressure Coefficient:

    L/B= 28/53= 0.5283018868

    For windward wall, Cp= 0.8

    For leeward wall, Cp= -0.5

    For side wall, Cp= -0.7

    Roof Pressure Coefficient:

    2.75
    θ = tan-1( )θ = 10.38885782°
    15

    θ ≥ 10

    h/L = 7.375/28 = 0.2633928571


    Windward (Results of Interpolation)

    Angle, θ(degrees)
    h/L 10 10.38885782 15
    -0.7 -0.6844456872 -0.5
    ≤0.25
    -0.18 -0.1660011185 0.0
    -0.6951593737
    0.2633928571
    -0.1667611251
    -0.9 0.8844456872 -0.7
    0.5
    -0.18 -0.18 -0.18

    Values of Cp for h/L= 0.14 and θ = 10.38885782°

    Cp= -0.6951593737

    Cp= -0.1667611251

    Leeward (Results of Interpolation)

    Angle, θ(degrees)
    h/L 10 10.38885782 15
    ≤0.25 -0.3 -0.3155543128 -0.5

    0.2633928571 -0.3254353317

    0.5 -0.5 -0.5 -0.5

    Values of Cp for h/L= 0.14 and θ = 10.38885782°

    Cp= -0.3254353317

    Roof Overhang Pressure Coefficient:


    The positive external pressure on the bottom surface of windward roof overhangs

    shall be determined using Cp=0.8 in combination with top surface pressures

    determined in Figure 207B.4-1, NSCP 2015.

    Wind Pressure:

    p = qGCp – qi (GCpi) (N/m2) (Equation 207B.4-1, NSCP 2015)

    Walls

    Windward:

     At z= 3 m: Cp= 0.8 and GCpi = +0.18

    p = (1432.284433 N/m2) (0.85) (0.8) - (1432.284433 N/m2) (0.18)

    p = 716.1422165 N/m2

     At z = 3 m: Cp = 0.8 and GCpi = -0.18

    p= (1432.284433 N/m2) (0.85) (0.8) - (1432.284433 N/m2) (-0.18)

    p= 1231.764612 N/m2

    Leeward:

     At z= 3 m: Cp= -0.5 and GCpi = +0.18

    p= (1432.284433 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.5) - (1432.284433 N/m2) (0.18)

    p= -866.532082 N/m2

     At z= 3 m: Cp= -0.5 and GCpi = -0.18


    p= (1432.284433 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.5) - (1432.284433 N/m2) (-0.55)

    p= -350.9096861 N/m2

    Windward:

     At z= 6 m: Cp= 0.8 and GCpi = +0.18

    p= (1557.923418 N/m2) (0.85)(0.8) - (1557.923418 N/m2)(0.18)

    p= 778.961709 N/m2

     At z= 6 m: Cp= 0.8 and GCpi = -0.18

    p= (1557.923418 N/m2) (0.85)(0.8) - (1557.923418 N/m2)(-0.18)

    p= 1339.8141139 N/m2

    Leeward:

     At z= 6 m: Cp= -0.5 and GCpi = +0.18

    p= (1557.923418 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.5) - (1557.923418 N/m2) (0.18)

    p= -942.5436679 N/m2

     At z= 6 m: Cp= -0.5 and GCpi = -0.18

    p= (1557.923418 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.5) - (1557.923418 N/m2) (-0.18)

    p= -381.6912374 N/m2

    Roof
    Windward:

     At z= 7.375 m (roof mean height): Cp= -0.6951593737 and GCpi = +0.18

    p= (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.6951593737) - (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.18)

    p= -1272.006253 N/m2

     At z= 7.375 m (roof mean height): Cp= -0.6951593737 and GCpi = -0.18

    p= (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.6951593737) - (1650.058674) (-0.18)

    p= -677.9851299 N/m2

     At z= 7.375 m (roof mean height): Cp = -0.1667611251and GCpi = +0.18

    p= (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.1667611251) - 1650.058674 N/m2) (0.18)

    p= -530.901356 N/m2

     At z= 7.375 m (roof mean height): Cp = -0.130536736 and GCpi = -0.18

    p= (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.1667611251) - (1650.058674 N/m2) (-0.18)

    p= 63.11976665 N/m2

    Leeward:

     At z= 7.375 m (roof mean height): Cp= -0.3254353317 and GCpi = +0.18

    p= (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.3254353317) - (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.18)

    p= -753.4498444N/m2
     At z= 7.375 m (roof mean height): Cp= -0.3254353317 and GCpi = -0.18

    p= (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.85) (-0.3254353317) - (1650.058674 N/m2) (-0.18)

    p= -159.4287281 N/m2

    Roof Overhang

    Windward

     At z= 7.375 m (roof mean height): Cp= 0.8 and GCpi = +0.18

    p= (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.85)( 0.8) - (1650.058674 N/m2) (0.18)

    p= 825.029337 N/m2

    Final Wind Loads to be used:

    Walls

     At z =3 m

    Windward, p= 1231.764612 N/m2

    Leeward, p= -866.532082N/m2

     At z= 6 m

    Windward, p= 1339.8141139 N/m2

    Leeward, p= -942.5436679 N/m2

    Roof

     At z= 7.375 m

    Windward, p= -1272.006253 N/m2


    Leeward, p= -753.4498444N/m2

    Roof Overhangs

     At z= 7.375 m

    Windward, p= 825.029337 N/m2

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